Elections stir debate on land reform and ministry
The article reports heated reaction to recent elections in which ministers and candidates from Collingwood and East Melbourne seek support for liberal land policies. It notes how ministers claim a potential majority, the Upper House resistance, and calls for land reform including free selection and deferred payments. It also covers candidate meetings, voter sentiment in Melbourne districts, and a Melbourne football match.
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Collingwood
Sexram
Emso
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Reigh
Weil
Histourke Boroughs
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Walsh
Northcots
Henies
Raoal
Heiles
Melbourne
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Perance Fisll
Russell
Godwin
Cowell
Raid
Murrey Dimetet
Royal Victoris Hite
Wangaratts
Ferewall
Forlonge
Victorian Association
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Henderson
Seadhuret
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Mermbam
Aneking
Lyceum
Handerson
Sandhurst
Ot ‘Tha
Bendigo
Hendarson
Expres
Chatriot
Ambrose Kyte
Eat Melbourne
Legislative Assembly
Prince of Wales Theatre
Lonaduie Street
Kyte
Fie
Capitel
Heales
Claude
Kyte Wes
East Bourke
River Plenty
Whitewon
Whittieins
Irishtown
John Davies
Fenspeke
Mt Oruwy
Wat van Wiles
King Street
Onenlong
Ratididatne
Cartlomsine
Maryborough
Menty
Colonial Mint
Samda Tf
Perink
Maure Lavi
Virtan
Roland
P. O'Brien
East Melbourne
Stork Rotal
Blissbeth Street
Murray
Rhs Smeeting
Braman
Donaldson
Thomas
Mtherson
Francis Brown
Weat Sparks
Prince Albert
Flemington
Garrick Chuir
Theatre Royal
Lady Barkly
Suri
Pratt
St. Kilda
Golock
Melbourns
R. ML. Wardall
al. C. Harrison
Woolley
W. Hammanley
G. Mf. Wisholls
J. ‘R. Baker
W. Goaway
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D. Cameron
J. M'Pharvon
W. Lucas
J. C. Amsinck
B.S. Potrit
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